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[thistle]

Why would overthinking be a sign of anything?

Because if the answer's not at the forefront of my mind to just pluck out and articulate freely, I might not be utilising a leading function at all, but the other side of the coin. To answer the question I might be drawing on a function of lower strength, for example.

[aixelsyd]

Because if the answer's not at the forefront of my mind to just pluck out and articulate freely, I might not be utilising a leading function at all, but the other side of the coin. To answer the question I might be drawing on a function of lower strength, for example.

Okay. That makes sense.

[adage]

Because if the answer's not at the forefront of my mind to just pluck out and articulate freely, I might not be utilising a leading function at all, but the other side of the coin. To answer the question I might be drawing on a function of lower strength, for example.

Makes me wonder, what's at the forefront of your mind and is easy to pluck out and articulate?
Unless that's too personal.

I think that this forefront thing is telling of something, what exactly, idk.

[thistle]

Makes me wonder, what's at the forefront of your mind and is easy to pluck out and articulate?
Unless that's too personal.

I think that this forefront thing is telling of something, what exactly, idk.

I think it is telling of something too. Socionics Model A's Vital functions "manifest without words" and "in the process of doing things" - that strikes me as relevant.

The thoughts that are easiest for me to articulate are just observations of things I have done and what lessons or knowledge I have taken away from it. Online I see people refer to these as their N=1 experiences.

Fi must have some part in the decisions I make. I retrace the decisions I make better than I can articulate what something made me feel (feelings which may have inspired my decision). So there's that.